That's what I did to upload 50k videos per day doing nothing to YouTube in 2014. Now they have hard restriction (which I predicted of course).The best and cheapest way is to add random pixels on the image, change saturation, and crop a few lines from the sides.
To just change the hash you need to do only one of the mentioned things.
Yes, with videos its different story.That's what I did to upload 50k videos per day doing nothing to YouTube in 2014. Now they have hard restriction (which I predicted of course).
Earnings ranged from $150 - $300. I didn't have the willing to reinvest my money in aged accounts and do it that way.Yes, with videos its different story.
btw, impressive amounts of uploads, how much did you earn by doing this?
All you'd need to do is add some artificats to the images. You don't want to mess with hex data directly else you run the risk of corrupting the file.Hello everyone,
Do you guys know any service or way to change the hex data of a picture programmatically?
As we know the social media companies check if uploaded photo was not already used by someone else by this data so has anyone got a solution?
Cheers
I have actually written a software myself for it but I am not sure if it is sufficient.There's a few image hex editors out online but I believe a good per cent of them are still on beta. It might be worth your time to post on the Hire a Freelancer, if you're so inclined and haven't already. Best of luck on that.
var randomString = Common.Utilities.Random.RandomString(5000, 10000);
var randomStringBytes = Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes(randomString);
stream.Write(randomStringBytes, 0, randomStringBytes.Length);
Looks to be a good start to me. Hopefully we can get some insight from our more code savvy users, although I imagine you'll need to grease the gears a bit for more technical advice.I have actually written a software myself for it but I am not sure if it is sufficient.
Here is my approach
C#:var randomString = Common.Utilities.Random.RandomString(5000, 10000); var randomStringBytes = Encoding.Unicode.GetBytes(randomString); stream.Write(randomStringBytes, 0, randomStringBytes.Length);
The problem with this approach is that it only appends new bytes at the end of the file so at the beginning is always the same.
Thats why I am not sure if it is enough. The good part of it is that this does not change the photo in any way so its stays as original but the file size changes.
What do you guys think?
Yea but this is a manual approach, the question states "programmatically" so either I am missing something or this approach is manual and doesn't answer the actual questionlucky.sparks mentioned good method it works in most of cases.
Ah, this is great now! ThanksDon't know what hex of image is but if you are trying to make your profile pictures appear unique, you could batch process them to remove / change their background. https://www.remove.bg/
and https://www.designify.com both provide APIs to achieve this.